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Meat is a good source of protein which is important in building and repairing body tissues. It is needed for our growth and development. Meat is considered as a complete source of proteins and it provides the body with the nine essential amino acids.
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The classes of grading and segregation of meat are based on [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] the expected yield of saleable meat and the expected eating quality. Examples of the bases for the expected eating quality are appearance, juiciness, flavours, and tenderness. Meat grading systems differ significantly all over the world in contrast to meat [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] inspections procedures. Different countries have varying standards in meat quality [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] which is why the meat grading systems differ [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] throughout the world.
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Conformation of the carcass refers to the different grades that are given in order merit from the most preferred to the least preferred grade. This is assumed that the buyers of carcasses have the same preferences and needs when it comes to carcass characteristics. Each carcass is allocated a class code when [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] it comes to carcass classification. This does not mean though that this code implies that the carcass is more or less superior to another carcass. The buyer will select a carcass according to his own preferences and needs within the class.
Marbling score and texture is a measure of the density of fat distributed in the rib-eye section. The marbling of the meat is considered as a texture pattern. In this grading, the gray level co-occurrence matrix as a texture feature is utilized and a standard texture feature vectors are made for each grade is made. This system is known to be effective in evaluating the marbling of the meat.
There is also a meat that is called DFD meat or dark, firm, and dry meat that is a result of a pH that higher than normal due to the extreme stress or exercise that the animals have undergone before slaughtering.

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